1993 · 219 citations · 1 references
PlanningEnvironmental ManagementLand-use PlanningEnvironmental Decision-makingLand Use ManagementLand Use PlanningEnvironmental SustainabilityLand UseSustainability AssessmentSustainable Land UseLogical Framework ApproachSustainable Land Management Assessment
(Extract from Foreword)This working document has been prepared as a focus for future work on the development of an International Framework for the Evaluation of Sustainable Land Management (FESLM). The Framework is designed as a structured, logical pathway for making decisions on whether or not a carefully defined form of land management is likely to prove sustainable in a defined situation over a defined period of time. The logical pathway approach was selected because our knowledge of sustainability will always be imperfect. This approach assists us in making decisions that can be substantiated without having to wait for all the final data.
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Agricultural land use in space and time.
P. Buringh, R. Dudal, M. Gordon Wolman et al. · 1987 · 56 citations
Planning, Land-use Planning, Agricultural Landscape Ecology +11